In the 27th ordinary session, the legislative body of Concordia approved the naming of streets in the Cabo Sendrós neighborhood, declared various community, educational, and prevention initiatives to be of municipal interest, and processed a request for reports on the administration of the Campo El Abasto site.
Within the framework of the legislative work corresponding to the 27th ordinary session held this Thursday, the Deliberative Council of Concordia deployed an extensive agenda that combined attention to institutional sectors, territorial planning, the promotion of cultural and educational activities, and the exercise of municipal public control. The session was presided over by the vice-mayor Lic. Magdalena Reta de Urquiza, who highlighted the reception of civil society representatives and the direct impact of the sanctioned measures for the residents of the city.
The beginning of the session was marked by institutional recognition, as insurance advisor producers were received in the chamber within the framework of the celebrations for the International Insurance Producer Day, a date formally commemorated next Monday, September 28.
Regarding urban development and territorial organization, the body approved by ordinance the formal naming of various arteries in the Cabo Sendrós neighborhood. This measure regularizes the situation of streets that lacked an official name, integrating them into the comprehensive signage and road naming plan that the administration is carrying out progressively. Thus, the arteries La Pampa Oeste, comprised between Isthilart and La Pampa from Saavedra to Sargento Cabral; Villaguay Oeste, located between La Pampa and Villaguay; Cortada Ramírez, situated between Ramírez and Saavedra; and Cortada Güemes, traced between Saavedra and Güemes with a projection towards the west under code 712, were formally designated.
In the same area of territorial and community resolutions, the parish Nuestra Señora Del Valle, a property corresponding to the Bishopric of Concordia, was granted a debt waiver regarding the contribution for improvements, curb and gutter.
The social, health, and educational agenda occupied a prominent place with the declaration of municipal interest for outstanding initiatives.
Among them, the benefit fashion show organized by LALCEC at the Convention Center within the framework of the Breast Cancer Awareness Month, an event promoted by councilwoman Claudia Villalba that will feature the special participation of the renowned designer Fabián Zitta, stands out.
Likewise, the municipal program "Responsibly Fun", promoted jointly by councilmen Pablo Bovino, Silvina Ovelar, and Verónica Del Boca, was declared of interest. This proposal, developed by the Municipal Education Directorate after training provided by the IAFAS and starting this September 28, will address the prevention of gambling addiction and online betting in fifth-year high school students through 80-minute participatory workshops focused on critical thinking and digital citizenship.
In the educational and communication field, the Council provided its support to the institutional day for the International Literacy Day and the month of Permanent Education for Youth and Adults, organized by the Departmental Directorate of Schools and promoted by councilwomen Yaiza Pessolani Bechet and Silvina Ovelar. The activity will take place this Friday the 25th at the Las Américas square, offering information stands, trade exhibitions, and cultural proposals.
At the same time, Claudia Villalba's proposal for the inter-school contest "Narrarte… Storytellers", scheduled for October 9 at Primary School No. 81 "Jesús Nazareno" with the participation of more than 15 establishments, was recognized, as well as the IV Social Communication Conference of the Higher Technician Degree of the Concordia Teacher Training Institute to be held on October 1 and 2, moved by councilmen Silvina Ovelar (Juntos por el Cambio) Javier Aguilar (La Libertad Avanza) and the program "Tourist Parallel" upon reaching the broadcast of its 1000th program.
In the sports field, the annual closing of the “Recreational Newcom Meetings” of the south-central zone, scheduled for December 13 at the Víctor Oppel site by the Gral. San Martín Civil Association, was distinguished.
One of the central moments occurred with the debate on a request for reports on the administration and management of the Campo El Abasto Urban Waste Processing Center. The motion, promoted by the Más para Entre Ríos bloc and accompanied by the La Libertad Avanza bloc, prospered upon reaching five affirmative votes.
Towards the final stretch, the chamber became a space for tributes. Silvina Ovelar and Claudia Villalba dedicated words of recognition to mercantile workers on the eve of September 26, “Commerce Employee Day”.
Finally, upon the completion of 79 years of the sanction and promulgation of Law 13.010 on Women's Suffrage, Claudia Villalba highlighted the figure of Eva Perón as a decisive articulator for the sanction of Law 13.010 in 1947, while councilwoman Celeste Fuscado reviewed the legacy of pioneers such as Julieta Lanteri, Alicia Moreau de Justo, Elvira Rawson, Cecilia Grierson, and Carolina Muzzilli, highlighting their historical struggle for the civil and political rights of women.